$$\begin{align*} 7&=7 \\ 7\cdot7&=49 \\ 7\cdot7\cdot7&=343 \\ 7\cdot7\cdot7\cdot7&=2041\end{align*}$$ What will be the last digit if $111$ number of $7$s are multiplied?
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Just touching on the hint that I gave you in the comments:
Since $7$ and $10$ have greatest common divisor $1$; we have $7^{\phi(10)}\equiv 1\bmod 10$, that is $7^{4}\equiv1\bmod 10$. Then $$(7^{4})^{27}=7^{108}\equiv1\bmod10\Rightarrow7^{111}=7^{108}\cdot7^{3}=7^{3}\equiv3\bmod10.$$
Alternatively, brute force for a few terms will give that the powers of $7$ have last digit following a periodic pattern of $7,9,3,1$. Since $111$ is $3\bmod 4$; it follows that the last digit will be $3$.